Programmers?

kojikun · Post by **kojikun** » 2003-02-16 06:42pm

How many programmers (in training?) visit SDN? ..

Exonerate · Post by **Exonerate** » 2003-02-16 07:40pm

I program a little, just casually.
I know HTML, CSS (If you actually consider them languages), PHP, Javascript, and a little Perl and C++.
All self-taught

Raxmei · Post by **Raxmei** » 2003-02-16 07:44pm

I just barely qualify as a programmer in training, being enrolled in a visual basic class at high school.

Post by **The Yosemite Bear** » 2003-02-16 07:45pm

AS400, C++, Basic & Unix from my days of glory (Long gone)

Hotfoot · Post by **Hotfoot** » 2003-02-16 08:14pm

C++ and Java, in training.

Xon · Post by **Xon** » 2003-02-16 08:34pm

4 years of using Pascal(very confident).
2 flavours:
1 year - Turbo Pascal 5.5
3 years - Object Pacal language used by Delphi

1/2 year of java(confident).

1/2 a year of C++(not very confident ).

I can translate C/C++/Java code to Pascal fairly easily.

I hate macros.
I hate template trickery.
I really hate long compiling times.

Mad · Post by **Mad** » 2003-02-17 01:21am

C/C++. Currently majoring in Computer Science. I also played around in Qbasic and an obscure (in that it is not well-known) langage called Euphoria.

Edit: I guess you can add HTML to that list, though my knowledge of it is relatively basic.

GrandMasterTerwynn · Post by **GrandMasterTerwynn** » 2003-02-17 01:29am

kojikun wrote:How many programmers (in training?) visit SDN? ..

Hell, I am trained.

C/C++, MATLAB, several flavors of assembly, and VHDL, which is actually a hardware description language.

Enlightenment · Post by **Enlightenment** » 2003-02-17 02:25am

I'm not formally trained in any substantive way but I can program in BASIC, 16bit 80x86 assembly, Python, Java, Javascript, C and C++. I'm not pursuing comp. sci, though.

Post by **Dalton** » 2003-02-17 02:29am

I'm pretty good at older HTML, a bit of the newer CSS, some JavaScript, and a wee bit of MySQL and PHP. I know a couple of scraps of Perl.

Just a bunch of bits and pieces of web authoring languages, really.

jegs2 · Post by **jegs2** » 2003-02-17 02:29am

kojikun wrote:How many programmers (in training?) visit SDN? ..

I just finished programming a Roulette program in BASIC on my Timex Sinclair 2068. I'm rather proud of it. It takes only five minutes or so to load from a cassette tape. although it took pages of code...

Dahak · Post by **Dahak** » 2003-02-17 03:49am

I'm studying software engineering.
And have coded in: Java, C++, ADA, Modula, Pascal, some Smalltalk, HTML, ASP, SQL, things like OpenGL, SOAP, ...
And I have to say I like Java the most of programming languages.

Keevan_Colton · Post by **Keevan_Colton** » 2003-02-17 05:23am

I've 2 years of a Computer Science degree behind me.....
C, 8086 assembler (we have an evil lecturer

), java and of course HTML....

Stuart Mackey · Post by **Stuart Mackey** » 2003-02-17 05:27am

kojikun wrote:How many programmers (in training?) visit SDN? ..

I have a cheque book, problem solved.

Keevan_Colton · Post by **Keevan_Colton** » 2003-02-17 05:29am

I should probably add as others have....years of messing about with qbasic as a kid.....making good ol' text adventures and stuff was fun....made an animated lightsaber duel for one once with a friend....lost it long long ago though....

Spoonist · Post by **Spoonist** » 2003-02-17 06:42am

Check.

Post by **Colonel Olrik** » 2003-02-17 06:48am

I specialized in robotics and automation, so I've done and do quite a lot of programming.C, C++, fortran/pascal, python, Matlab, java and some more obscure languages for automation.

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